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Ronn Lucas started practicing ventriloquism as a kid with sock puppets. By the time he was in his 20's, he was doing it as a full-time job. In his current show, his puppet characters include a sock, a sassy cowboy and a dragon. Ronn has performed for thousands, including prominent people such as American presidents, queens, princesses and princes. Ronn has also done work for numerous television shows including Night Court, LA Law, Nip Tuck and several Tonight Shows. You can find Ronn Lucas performing in the Steve Wyrick showroom in Las Vegas.

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